To get medical admission, you need to qualify NEET exam first. After qualifying, participate in counseling conducted by MCC or state authorities. Choose your preferred colleges based on your NEET score and rank. Submit required documents for verification and complete the admission process by paying fees.

NEET counselling is the process where qualified NEET candidates register, fill choices of colleges and courses, and get seats based on their merit rank. It includes online registration, choice filling, seat allotment rounds, and document verification.

Consider factors like NIRF ranking, infrastructure, faculty experience, hospital facilities, patient flow for practical exposure, research opportunities, hostel facilities, placement record, and fee structure. Government colleges generally offer better value and exposure.

Required documents include NEET scorecard, NEET admit card, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, identity proof (Aadhar/PAN), domicile certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), passport size photos, and allotment letter.

Government medical colleges charge around ₹10,000-50,000 per year. Private medical colleges range from ₹5-25 lakhs per year. Deemed universities may charge higher. Additional expenses include hostel, books, and exam fees.